Journal of Balkan and Near Eastern Studies

1999 - 2025

Current editor(s): Professor Vassilis Fouskas

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National identity and political change on Turkey's road to EU membership pp. 213-221: Susannah Verney
Turkey in transition—opportunities amidst peril? pp. 223-231: Kostas Ifantis
Running around in circles? The cyclical relationship between Turkey and the European Union pp. 233-245: Luigi Narbone and Nathalie Tocci
Conservative globalists versus defensive nationalists: political parties and paradoxes of Europeanization in Turkey pp. 247-261: Ziya Öniş
Europeanization through EU conditionality: understanding the new era in Turkish foreign policy pp. 263-274: Mustafa Aydin and Sinem A. Acikmese
Religiosity and protest behaviour: the case of Turkey in comparative perspective pp. 275-291: Ersin Kalaycioğlu
Turkish identity on the road to the EU: basic elements of French and German oppositional discourses pp. 293-305: Hakan Yilmaz
The dynamics of EU accession: Turkish travails in comparative perspective pp. 307-322: Susannah Verney
The academic West and the Balkan test pp. 323-332: Aleksa Djilas
Book Reviews pp. 333-338: Emma Plant

Introduction: Italy in the international arena: between the EU and the US? pp. 97-98: Maurizio Carbone
Europe, the USA and the ‘policy of the pendulum’: the importance of foreign policy paradigms in the foreign policy of Italy (1989–2005) pp. 99-115: Elisabetta Brighi
Italian foreign policy after the end of the cold war: the issue of continuity and change in Italian–US relations pp. 117-131: Osvaldo Croci
The role of Italy in the European Union: between continuity and change pp. 133-148: Lucia Quaglia
Italy's security and defence policy: between EU and US, or just Prodi and Berlusconi? pp. 149-168: Antonio Missiroli
Holding Europe back: Italy and EU development policy pp. 169-182: Maurizio Carbone
Italy, the USA and the reform of the UN Security Council pp. 183-196: Marco Pedrazzi
Book Reviews pp. 197-211: Jo Laycock

History, cultural identity and difference: the issue of Turkey's accession to the European Union in the French national press pp. 1-14: Rabah Aissaoui
Japan and Southeastern Europe pp. 15-27: Asteris C. Huliaras
Spanish foreign policy: party alternatives or the pursuit of consensus? pp. 29-45: Richard Gillespie
EU's region-building and boundary-drawing policies: the European approach to the Southern Mediterranean and the Western Balkans pp. 47-64: Nikolaos Tzifakis
The Palestinian parliamentary legislative elections 25 January 2006 pp. 65-78: Salih Biçakci
The poet of Turkish communism pp. 79-81: Vassilis K. Fouskas
Book Reviews pp. 83-96: Jasna Dragović-Soso

The culture of the Europeans: an interview with Donald Sassoon pp. 271-278: Vassilis Fouskas
Turkey's encounters with the new Europe: multiple transformations, inherent dilemmas and the challenges ahead pp. 279-298: Ziya ÖniŞ
The ‘sick man’ paradox: history, rhetoric and the ‘European character’ of Turkey pp. 299-311: Dimitris Livanios
Victims and avengers of the nation: the politics of refugee legacy in the Southern Balkans pp. 313-325: Basil C. Gounaris
The Second Berlusconi government, the parties and the president: a new European policy? pp. 327-341: Paolo Morisi
Determinants of foreign direct investment in Bulgaria pp. 343-362: Assia Hadjit and Edward Moxon-Browne
, a people on the move? pp. 363-367: Stevan K. Pavlowitch
Book Reviews pp. 369-379: Mehmet Ugur

Introduction: One step forward or two steps back?—assessing the Italian transition pp. 133-143: Stefano Fella
The Italian case of a transition within democracy pp. 145-161: Sergio Fabbrini
The nature of Forza Italia and the Italian transition pp. 163-178: Caterina Paolucci
Changing political opportunities and the re-invention of the Italian right pp. 179-200: Stefano Fella and Carlo Ruzza
Whither the Democratici di Sinistra? pp. 201-215: Bruno Mascitelli and Emiliano Zucchi
Party conflict over European integration in Italy: a new dimension of party competition? pp. 217-233: Nicolò Conti
Managing the political field: Italian regions and the territorialisation of politics in the second republic pp. 235-253: Simon Parker
Book Reviews pp. 255-265: Paola Mattei
MSc in International Conflict and Cooperation, University of Stirling pp. 267-270: The Editors

Introduction: The Next Wave of Enlargement: The European Union and Southeast Europe after 2004 pp. 1-5: Graham Timmins and Dejan Jović
Beyond 25—the changing face of EU enlargement: commitment, conditionality and the Constitutional Treaty pp. 7-26: David Phinnemore
Carrots, sticks and norms: the EU and regional cooperation in Southeast Europe pp. 27-43: Dimitar Bechev
The business sector in Southeast Europe–stimulating activity vs. conforming to EU norms pp. 45-64: Paul G. Hare
Turkey's long and winding road to the EU: implications for the Balkans pp. 65-83: Gülnur Aybet
Croatia and the European Union: a long delayed journey pp. 85-103: Dejan Jović
Why is so annoying to some: a response to Bruce Kuniholm and others pp. 105-107: Vassilis K. Fouskas
Doubtful revolutions and counter-revolutions deconstructed pp. 109-112: Alina Mungiu-Pippidi
Book Reviews pp. 113-127: Katherine Verdery
MSc in International Conflict and Cooperation pp. 129-131: The Editors